This is the default window of OBS Studio: Unless your're editing at light's speed you would not need 60 FPS for just an editing recording. When confirming the settings, it's enough to set 30 FPS. When prompted, tick off the box to optimize for recordings instead of streaming. Run the setup wizard when you start the program for the first time. It is free and available for Windows, Mac and Linux. How to record your screen with OBS Studio

Editing recording with commentary - With a microphone you can easily record commentary to your editing process to make an educational video.

This is what we did with editing recordings we had from some livestreams:

To create a timelapse you would need some kind of video editing software to post process the screen recording - they can be simple and free.

Editing timelapse - To illustrate the process from unedited RAW photo to the final result a timelapse of the editing process can be enough.

They can be boring and are more focused onbeing inspirational. These are the most simple videos to produce.

To make it more fancy and entertaining, you could listen to some music on the side that will get recorded as well - watch out for copyrighted music, though. Simple editing recordings in 1:1 time without commentary - You only need a recording software and to upload the final video to a platform like YouTube.

Here are some examples including hw easy or difficult they are to produce: There is a variety of videos that can be produced depending on equipment and focus on complexity you are going for. If you talk in your videos, it might also improve your (public) speaking and train your teaching skills. You personally will benefit from expanding and strengthening your brand and being able to to network with others photographers. Everyone can create and upload videos and thus share their view of the world, share their knowledge and connect with others. The beauty of YouTube lies in its accessibility and ease of use. You can show some processes or techniques in Photoshop, Lightroom and the like and see what other visual artists do and get inspired by them.

If you want to show your editing process to potential clients or peers, you can make use of YouTube and let them peek at your creative process.

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